Today, ARMAC held a powerful National Consultative Workshop in Thailand, bringing together national and international experts, government representatives, and dedicated partners to advance critical support for victims of explosive ordnance (EO). With survivors’ voices at the center, this workshop explored vital topics such as medical care, rehabilitation, and psychosocial support to bridge essential gaps in victim assistance.

We extend our deepest gratitude to our partners from the Department of ASEAN Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand, Thailand Mine Action Center, Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, the Joint Civil Affairs of the Royal Thai Armed Forces, and esteemed consultants, including Dr. Pornpimon Prasongporn and her team. We are honored to work alongside our colleagues from Yonsei University, SingHealth, and Ms. Leila El Ali from Lebanon in this collaborative effort.

A special thank you to the ASEAN-Korea Cooperation Fund, whose generous support has made this project possible. Together, we’re creating an empowered, resilient, and inclusive future for all victims and survivors across ASEAN.